Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
DRUG ABUSE
As per the first 'Comprehensive National Survey on Extent and Pattern of Substance Use in India' conducted during 2018, the details of drug abuse among women, children and budding generation is as under:
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Substance
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Prevalence of current use
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Children 
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Women 
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Cannabis
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0.9%
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0.6%
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Opioids
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1.8%
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0.2%
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Sedatives
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0.58%
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--
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Inhalants
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1.17%
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0.07%
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment implements the scheme of National Action Plan for Drug Demand Reduction , under which financial assistance is provided to 'NGOs/VOs for running and maintenance of Integrated Rehabilitation Centres for Addicts , Community based peer Led lntervention  for early Drug Use Prevention among Adolescents and Outreach and Drop In Centres  and Addiction treatment facilities  in Government Hospitals'. The Ministry is supporting the following:
i. Launching of NashaMukt Bharat Abhiyaan  in 272 most vulnerable districts under this a massive community outreach is being done through about 8000 youth volunteers. More than 45.6 lakh youth have been contacted under the Abhiyaan.
ii. Maintaining  Integrated Rehabilitation Centres for Addicts  not only for treating the drug victims but to provide services of preventive education, awareness generation, motivational counselling, detoxification/de-addiction, after care and re-integration into the social mainstream.
iii. Maintaining  Community based Peer led Intervention  Centres with focus on vulnerable and at risk children and adolescents. Under this, peer educators engage children for awareness generation and life skill activities.
iv. Maintaining  Outreach and Drop In Centres  to provide safe and secure space for substance users, with provision of screening, assessment and counseling and thereafter provide referral and linkage to treatment and rehabilitation services for substance dependence.
v. Setting up of 35 Addiction Treatment Facilities  in Government hospitals, which is being implemented through AIIMS, New Delhi.
vi. Ministry has developed Navchetna Modules to be followed in the schools for generating awareness among the children, teachers and parents about ill effects of substance use under the scheme of NAPDDR.
The gender-wise and age-wise break-up of the persons arrested under ''The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances  Act, 1985 is not maintained centrally. However, the number of cases related to drug abuse filed in the last three years is as below:
2018 : 60,155
2019 : 74,620
2020: 67,214
2021: 43,179Data is provisional
There are a total of 364 De-addiction centres  running across the Country. The number of the de-addiction centres functioning across the Country and the details of financial assistance provided to these centres during last three years and the current year, State-wise including the State of Jharkhand is placed at Annexure-I.
Annexure-I
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Sr.No.
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State/UTs
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Number of de-addiction centres
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1
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A&N islands
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0
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2
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Andhra Pradesh
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10
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3
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Arunachal Pr.
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1
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4
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Assam
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19
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5
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Bihar
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9
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6
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Chandigarh
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0
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7
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Chhatisgarh
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3
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8
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D&N Haveli
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0
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9
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Daman &Diu
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1
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10
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Delhi
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12
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11
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Goa
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0
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12
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Gujarat
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7
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13
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Haryana
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9
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14
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Himachal Pradesh
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6
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15
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Jammu & Kashimir
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1
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16
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Jharkhand
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1
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17
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Karnataka
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33
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18
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Kerala
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21
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19
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Lakshadweep
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0
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20
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Madhya Pradesh
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13
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21
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Maharashtra
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42
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22
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Manipur
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26
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23
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Meghalaya
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0
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24
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Mizoram
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11
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25
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Nagaland
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7
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26
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Orissa
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42
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27
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Puducherry
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1
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28
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Punjab
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5
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29
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Rajasthan
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19
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30
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Sikkim
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2
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31
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Tamil Nadu
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22
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32
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Telangana
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8
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33
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Tripura
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0
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34
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Uttar Pradesh
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21
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35
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Uttarakhand
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3
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36
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West Bengal
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9
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Total
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364
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Details of funds released to de-addiction centres in last three years and the current year, State-wise under the scheme of NAPDDR 
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States/UTs
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2018-19
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2019-20
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2020-21
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2021-22

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1
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A&N islands
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0
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0
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0
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0
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2
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Andhra Pradesh
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302.45
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314.41
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394.2
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157.04
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3
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Arunachal Pr.
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0
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2.32
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0
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0
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4
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Assam
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469.37
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333.68
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668.51
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200.54
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5
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Bihar
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197.53
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105.12
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396.91
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91.44
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6
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Chandigarh
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0
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0
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15.79
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0
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7
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Chhatisgarh
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17.76
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39.14
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88.10
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40.19
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8
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D&N Haveli
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0
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0
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0
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0
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9
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Daman &Diu
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2.2
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0
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17.74
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0
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10
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Delhi
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241.5
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267.39
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392.03
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165.63
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11
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Goa
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0
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0
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0
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0
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12
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Gujarat
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145.65
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215.86
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169.66
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58.28
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13
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Haryana
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157.05
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166.31
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247.00
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22.86
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14
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Himachal Pradesh
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34.35
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53.52
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39.56
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42.98
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15
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Jammu & Kashimir
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20.04
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18.99
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84.28
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47.87
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16
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Jharkhand
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0
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2.2
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39.18
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11.06
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17
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Karnataka
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698.11
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1290.08
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922.11
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262.16
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18
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Kerala
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307.44
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905.13
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596.37
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168.55
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19
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Lakshadweep
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0
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0
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0
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0
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20
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Madhya Pradesh
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252.05
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270.37
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479.63
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129.43
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21
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Maharashtra
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1370.7
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1645.7
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1790.38
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215.73
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22
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Manipur
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545.01
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864.2
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634.09
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263.54
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23
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Meghalaya
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14.13
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58.49
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11.90
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0
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24
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Mizoram
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265.96
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212.76
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216.62
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75.09
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25
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Nagaland
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179.3
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155.74
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140.00
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74.67
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26
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Orissa
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846.31
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1115.06
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1066.39
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268.78
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27
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Puducherry
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81.16
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41.36
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66.37
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0
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28
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Punjab
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96.52
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167.04
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154.92
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0
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29
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Rajasthan
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177.91
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498.28
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658.63
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167.66
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30
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Sikkim
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38.18
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18.55
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41.58
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22.26
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31
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Tamil Nadu
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838.09
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750.8
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566.43
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188.84
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32
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Telangana
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123.06
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|
351
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244.79
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41.64
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|
33
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Tripura
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0
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2.45
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7.75
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0
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34
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Uttar Pradesh
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374.63
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510.7
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1049.44
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200.69
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35
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Uttarakhand
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55.12
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213.23
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38.65
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18.67
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36
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West Bengal
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94.16
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236.53
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213.84
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62.05
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Total
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7945.74
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10826.41
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11452.85
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2997.65
This information was given by Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Shri A. Narayanaswamy in a written reply in Lok Sabha today.